In this video, Wengie demonstrates how to make five different types of slime: fluffy slime, crunchy slime, floam slime, butter slime, and iceberg slime. She provides detailed instructions for each type of slime, including the ingredients and steps involved. Wengie emphasizes the satisfaction and stress-relieving properties of playing with slime and encourages viewers to try making these colorful and unique slimes themselves. The video concludes with Wengie mixing all the slimes together into one giant slime and encouraging viewers to share their creations on social media.
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**Fluffy Slime:**
1. Fluffy slime is easy to make and feels light and airy.
2. Ingredients include bowls, Elmer's glue, shaving foam, contact lens solution, baking soda, and food coloring.
3. Baking soda reduces stickiness, but too much can cause it to fall apart.
4. Contact lens solution is added to create the slime.
5. It's softer and lighter than regular slime.
6. Making fluffy slime can be a stress reliever.
**Crunchy Slime:**
7. Crunchy slime makes satisfying sounds when played with.
8. Ingredients include Sta-Flo liquid starch, clear PVA glue, clear beads, and food coloring.
9. Mixing these ingredients results in crunchy slime.
10. Clear beads are added for texture and sound.
11. It remains clear and retains its crunchiness.
**Floam Slime:**
12. Floam slime is a mix between slime and foam balls.
13. Ingredients include foam balls, Sta-Flo liquid starch, Elmer's glue, and food coloring.
14. Mixing glue, food coloring, and starch creates a basic slime.
15. Foam balls are added to create the texture of floam.
**Butter Slime:**
16. Butter slime resembles butter in texture.
17. Ingredients include contact lens solution, baking soda, corn flour, shaving cream, Elmer's glue, hand lotion, and food coloring.
18. It requires precise measurements for the ingredients.
19. The slime holds its shape and can be molded.
20. It is not edible and should not be mistaken for real butter.
**Iceberg Slime:**
21. Iceberg slime has a hard top layer and a squishy bottom layer.
22. Ingredients include baby powder, borax, Elmer's glue, shaving foam, hand lotion, and food coloring.
23. The top layer becomes solid, resembling an iceberg.
24. It can be reconverted to regular slime by folding.
**Mixing Slimes:**
25. All the slimes can be mixed together to create a giant slime.
26. It's recommended to do this once you're done playing with individual slimes.
27. Mixing them results in a large, colorful slime.
28. Making and playing with slime can be satisfying, regardless of age.